KRI vs Fresha

Where KRI goes further

• Website and booking page in up to three languagesVisitors switch language on the salon’s website, and service names, descriptions and site texts are translated per language; the booking steps come in 32 interface languages. In Fresha’s help center, language is a workspace setting for the team and for client messages, and its Smart Website articles don’t describe per-language site content.
• A booking page that doesn’t depend on a marketplace listingA KRI booking page belongs to the salon’s own website, and there is no marketplace profile to keep online. In Fresha’s help center, an offline marketplace profile also turns off booking links, and the Reserve with Google and Facebook and Instagram booking buttons require a listed profile.
• Services and website filled in at sign-upOnboarding adds the typical services for the business type with prices in the local currency, and the website starts from a design, photos and a text for that type, ready to adjust and publish. Fresha’s Getting started course has owners create their first service and import their client list themselves.
• Printable A4 QR poster for the door or the deskKRI generates a ready-to-print A4 PDF poster with the booking QR code, written in the salon’s main language, and gives the code as PNG and SVG too. Fresha’s help center refers to QR codes for booking links; a ready-made poster is not part of what it describes.